When you get a new corset training corset you’ll need to ‘break it in’ before you start corset training.
To do this you’ll simply need to find 3 separate occasions to wear your corset training corset around the house, or for an hour or two somewhere you won’t have to do anything strenuous.
You’ll want to put your corset on and very gradually tighten it, thus allowing the corset to mould to your body, while also getting your body used to the shape and feel of the new corset. This will also allow the tension in the fabric to ease at the stress points, making popped eyelets and ripped seams less likely.
By ‘settling in’ to your corset like this, you can avoid the pains and aches that have been associated with corset training like back pain for example. These discomforts come from wearing a corset too tightly for your body, new corsets that haven’t been properly broken in will aggravate these problems.
